Nurgle daemons painted the easy way

I've recently started work on a Daemon army for the PCRC's Tale of Eight Gamers  project. Rather than the traditional green Nurgle Daemon skin that you often see, I wanted to try some more fleshy tones - well, rotting fleshy tones.

The formula I used is below. It uses Citadel paints unless specified otherwise.

• Army Painter 'Leather Brown' undercoat
• Tanned Flesh drybrush
• Tallern Flesh drybrush
• Elf Flesh drybrush
• Details*
• Devlan Mud wash (covering skin and details)
• Leviathan Purple wash (covering skin and details)
• Desert Yellow and Skull White on eyes

* And for the details...

• Dwarf Bronze on all metal
• Tentacle Pink on tounges, guts and open wounds
• Adeptus Battlegrey on horns, teeth and claws
• Scorched Brown on all wood and leather straps, bandages, etc
• Adeptus Battlegrey followed by Skull White drybrush on all trophy skulls

It's not the best of even the quickest technique, but it allowed me to paint 500 points to a good tabletop standard in an afternoon, so I hope that someone might find it useful!